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Who Was Andreas Moritz?
One of the easiest ways to learn about the interests of Andreas Moritz is to just look him up on Amazon’s book store. Moritz wrote over a dozen books on health and wellness, ranging in topic from gallbladder flushing to healing via sunlight. But who was Andreas Moritz as a person? Moritz was a German practitioner of Ayurvedic medicine, to begin. He studied shiatsu and vibrational medicine. He also practiced iridology, which stems from the belief that you can diagnose someone by looking at their iris. As a child, he was very ill. He suffered rheumatoid arthritis and severe arrhythmia as well as quite a few other conditions. He wasn’t expected to live past the age of ten, and it’s because of this dreary prognosis that he began to study healing practices.
Obviously, Andreas Moritz was a hands-on kind of guy. From an early age he thought, “well, if the doctors can’t heal me I’ll do it myself!” Defying the odds (and those pessimistic doctors) Moritz lived past ten; by 20 years of age he’d completed his training in iridology. By 27 he was a qualified practitioner of Ayurvedic medicine. Moritz had been ill throughout his life, and doctors treated the symptoms rather than the cause of the disease. Not happy with this, the author devoted his time and training to more holistic means of treating his illnesses, and the illness of others.
The Life of Andreas Moritz
In 1998, Andreas Moritz moved to the United States. He opened a center for healing practices called Ener-Chi, where he began work on a new system of healing. Primarily concerned with flushing the gallbladder, Ener-Chi developed many followers.
Moritz spoke frequently on matters of health, consulting with heads of state around the world. Eventually, he began to develop a method of healing anxiety, allergies and other maladies using vibrational sound. This was called Sacred Santémony, and was a form of “divine chanting.” When he wasn’t practicing Ayurvedic and “new age” medicine, Andreas Mortiz was creating what he referred to as healing art. These images can still be seen on the Ener-Chi website, and around the web.
Overall, and throughout the course of his life and career, Andreas Moritz cultivated a reputation for honesty, caring and simplicity. Those who knew him would describe him as gentle and quiet. And while not everyone believes that Ayurvedic medicine is the answer to common ailments, Moritz managed to sail through his career without major controversy.
How Did Andreas Moritz Die?
Andreas Moritz could have been saved by surgical intervention, but in keeping with his beliefs in a holistic approach to medicine he declined treatment. This is what his family said about Andreas Moritz’s cause of death:
"This [mold], with time, created complications that led to heart valve failure, which stemmed from his childhood “severe arrhythmia”. Understandably, Andreas refused to have invasive surgical treatments or procedures, living by his deep-rooted beliefs and supported by a calm, inner knowingness that his time on Earth was completed. It is common knowledge that Andreas had totally transcended all fear of death. And that was his tranquil, fulfilled state of heart, mind and soul when he did pass over, with his beloved wife, Lillian, by his side".
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